Type: Trad, 180 ft (55 m), 2 pitches
FA: Back in the day? Mr & Mrs Townsend then a couple weeks later Bill Boyle, Al & Pat Stebbins ERA 8/23/1987
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Shared By: petr07 Lindahl on Jul 22, 2015
Admins: Jay Knower, M Sprague, Lee Hansche, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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This route is on the first (lowest) corner system in Central Gully. A fun route that can be broken up into 2 pitches in a couple of spots. In Handren's book, the pitches are listed as P1: 120 feet, 5.7. P2: 60 feet, 5.8.

P1: 30 feet or so of easy climbing up a grassy crack to a small ledge. Then head up the finger crack that angles slightly right. There are a couple of ledges above to belay from.

P2: From the belay climb up to a hand/fist crack and past a small roof to the top. Route essentially ends when the rock runs out. There was a decent place to sling for an anchor / rappel to the climbers right near the top.

Descent- See comments by Chuck Weber and Northest Alpine Start.

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First corner system in Central Gully

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Single rack to 3"

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